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Warren Buffett invests $6bn in Japan's five biggest trading houses

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The 90-year-old US business tycoon hopes for ‘opportunities of mutual benefit’

Warren Buffett has invested $6bn in Japan’s five biggest trading houses, giant conglomerates involved in everything from importing food and textiles to the technology and manufacturing industries, as he looks to diversify beyond the US.

 

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Good lad ...you know it makes sense.

When you die you can’t take all this money with you. Not can your descendants.

Hmmm for me as a Japanese, what he did is difficult to understand.

The most attractive country to invest in is Japan.

Covid has been great to billionaires. God bless capitalism.

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